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Dunner · 02-15-2014, 09:57 PM

The problem is that... "if you can't make it wet, you can't taste it." That's why I can drink Ensure with water flavoring.

Dogpatch · 02-15-2014, 10:40 PM

Keep on keepin on Mike! Some Doctors give an approximate for things to heal or change. Depending on the severity of your operation, health condition, age and healing capability, these are all factors on when things get better.

Believe it or not, having a positive outlook and trying to live your life the best you can even in the face of adversity, helps make it a better! Less stressing will also help healing!

Inyo Driver · 02-16-2014, 12:01 AM

Just thought I'd put this out there for PTJeep and the other Jeep fans. It was parked in front of one of the fast food places this afternoon.

I don't know whose it is, but'll do better in the dirt than my '04 Wrangler.

(Only an honorary RVM but I do keep up with this thread.)

I too send our OMs to all who are still healing.

huntnski · 02-16-2014, 07:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Inyo Driver

Just thought I'd put this out there for PTJeep and the other Jeep fans. It was parked in front of one of the fast food places this afternoon.

I don't know whose it is, but'll do better in the dirt than my '04 Wrangler.

(Only an honorary RVM but I do keep up with this thread.)

I too send our OMs to all who are still healing.

With that Jeep I'd have to equip it with step ladder so DW could get in!

Inyo you know we have to keep our application process and qualifications high to keep the rif-raf out but full fledge membership is a possibility!

1. The Journey is the _________________

2. My coach doesn't have________________________ and I don't miss it!

MoeBelly · 02-16-2014, 07:11 AM

C'mon Inyo Driver, do it!! You know you want to...

No one has to know - cept maybe the members of this group, or anyone reading this thread, or anyone who uses the internet...

Papawto5 · 02-16-2014, 08:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Dunner

The problem is that... "if you can't make it wet, you can't taste it." That's why I can drink Ensure with water flavoring.

My dentist recommended Aloe Vera gel for my dry mouth. You can find it in the pharmacy area of the big box stores. To know that the gel is suitable for consumption, read the label and look to see things about calories, etc. My dentist said that the gel also had medicinal properties for the digestive tract.

I have not tried it yet, but I'm going to.

flaggship1 · 02-16-2014, 09:00 AM

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Originally Posted by MoeBelly

C'mon Inyo Driver, do it!! You know you want to...

No one has to know - cept maybe the members of this group, or anyone reading this thread, or anyone who uses the internet...

Hey Mutants - on October 6th 2013 Inyo Driver became an honorary RVM. They have sold their rig and settled down. His love of RVing and trains (a tour guide, and rider) brought him into our choo choo ponders back then.

As I recall, we mutants have a standing invitation to visit him and the "Inyo" if in the area. Carson City is on my list of future stops.
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Inyo Driver - thanks for stopping back in. Always good to hear from you!

Wayne M · 02-16-2014, 09:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Sky_Boss

We didn't even think you could confuse Canadian provinces but now that you said it...BC maybe? Should we go through the alphabet?

Could you limit yourself to the U.S. states, Barb can't go to B.C.

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Originally Posted by slickest1

You better be careful, or I will tell everyone your my friend.

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And, I wouldn't have it any other way!!

At least you both have ONE!

(Don't say it, I have one also. He visits me every time I shave.)

MoeBelly · 02-16-2014, 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Wayne M

(Don't say it, I have one also. He visits me every time I shave.)

So why do you keep cutting him off?

flaggship1 · 02-16-2014, 09:27 AM

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Originally Posted by MoeBelly

So why do you keep cutting him off?

Now that there is a good question.
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Saw your question / thread about installing a Surge Guard. There may be spirited discussion about Surge Guard vs Progressive Industries. There will be no debate to get one or the other. And - get the whole enchilada - low/high voltage, open ground / neutral etc. Not just the stand alone surge protector. My preference is Progressive Industries. Get what makes ya happy.

MoeBelly · 02-16-2014, 09:47 AM

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Originally Posted by flaggship1

Now that there is a good question.
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Saw your question / thread about installing a Surge Guard. There may be spirited discussion about Surge Guard vs Progressive Industries. There will be no debate to get one or the other. And - get the whole enchilada - low/high voltage, open ground / neutral etc. Not just the stand alone surge protector. My preference is Progressive Industries. Get what makes ya happy.

Had a lightning strike 4-5 years ago here at the house. Had an inline MOV at the breaker box but it couldn't handle the surge. Took out 2 televisions and a PC. Being an electrical engineer in a former life I understood the importance of protecting sensitive electronics and no way will I hookup my nice new TT without one of these.

flaggship1 · 02-16-2014, 09:59 AM

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Originally Posted by MoeBelly

Had a lightning strike 4-5 years ago here at the house. Had an inline MOV at the breaker box but it couldn't handle the surge. Took out 2 televisions and a PC. Being an electrical engineer in a former life I understood the importance of protecting sensitive electronics and no way will I hookup my nice new TT without one of these.

Sounds like a plan! I have not experienced a lightening strike but have read that not likely anything will keep a direct strike from finding its way inside. But surges are only part of the equation and probably the least likely. The low voltage - loose and faulty wiring at the post are all more likely and equally as unwanted. Sounds like you're headed in the right direction.

MoeBelly · 02-16-2014, 10:09 AM

Not to turn this into a technical conversation, but one problem with the lightning was not the hot or neutral but the ground! Seems to me that a spike came through the unprotected ground wires, but I couldn't verify this.

"Lookest over there..."
"Ha, Ha. Madest thou look."

Dunner · 02-16-2014, 10:18 AM

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Originally Posted by dogpatch

Keep on keepin on Mike! Some Doctors give an approximate for things to heal or change. Depending on the severity of your operation, health condition, age and healing capability, these are all factors on when things get better.

Believe it or not, having a positive outlook and trying to live your life the best you can even in the face of adversity, helps make it a better! Less stressing will also help healing!

I just wish some of these Dr would go through these procedures before making statements.

It's hard to be positive all the time when you try so hard and nothing changes for the better.